6 replies to this topic

[Saint_Michael]

If you haven't downloaded the first glary utilities back a few months ago when I first posted about it, then here is your chance to get the PRO version with a somewhat new look (they use tab navigation), and of course the 1 click maintenance option in which it runs all the features all at once. Of course you can do them one at a time as well. No new stuff but still an effective tool to have around to help clean your system and make it faster.

[Lyon2]

It seems a very good tool, still, i am used to use TuneUp Utilities pro, it has everything i need, everything anyone needs to tune up and to tweak the operative system, mine beeing windows xp pro, it has all the tools beleave me, they sure spent a lot of time programming/creating/building so many tools in one program to offer the best.

Anyway, this is a pretty good choice if you do not like tuneup utilities pro, i guess you should try both to choose which one to use in the end, i do not need but thanks Saint M.

[Atthack]

Very good, But I've always used TuneUp Utilities and I'll stick with it Glary Utilities was a good second alternative to me though.

[fariez]

Just same with you @Atthack, I use Tune up Utilities 2007 to fix many problems in my computer, I think still better using Tuneup Utilities or System Mechanic..

[hippiman]

I have the free version of glary utilities, and I think it's enough for me. I'm not sure if it's worth it to waste the money to go to pro. Their free version has enough tools already.

[Alex Cicala]

I am a huge fan of Yamicsoft's range of tools software [WinXP Manager & Vista Manager] for both XP and Vista. They also plan for a version on Windows 7. It provides all the tools needed to FULLY customize your OS.

Edited by cicala, 22 April 2009 - 10:31 AM.

[x CriiTiiCaL HiiT x]

That's amazing it made my system pretty fast